BBE Image Bible : Scripture in Images Nehemiah 9:6
6. You are the Lord, even you only; you have made heaven, the heaven of heavens with all their armies, the earth and all things in it, the seas and everything in them; and you keep them from destruction: and the armies of heaven are your worshippers.
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Summary: Nehemiah Chapter 9 recounts a momentous assembly of the Israelites after the rebuilding of the wall of Jerusalem. The chapter opens with the people engaging in fasting, wearing sackcloth, and publicly confessing their sins, showing a spirit of humility and repentance. They separate themselves from all foreigners, signifying a desire to return to their covenant identity as God’s chosen people. During this time, the Levites lead a prayer that recounts the faithfulness of God throughout Israel's history, highlighting His creation, covenant with Abraham, deliverance from Egypt, and the provision of the Law. The prayer emphasizes God's mercy, despite the repeated rebellion of Israel, showcasing themes of grace and divine patience. It serves as a collective acknowledgment of Israel's failures and a call to renew their commitment to God. The chapter culminates in the people affirming a covenant to follow God’s commandments, illustrating a powerful moment of recommitment to their faith and heritage.
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